Here’s my March 2026 wrap-up, where I share all the blog posts I published, books I read, and other goals I accomplished this month.
March 2026 seemed to fly by! It was filled with basketball on Saturdays, writing blog posts, and tons of reading. Definitely read a lot this month. This post is a wrap-up of all the goals I set for the month and whether I accomplished them or not.
If you are wondering why I post these wrap-ups every month, it’s simple. I like sharing my goals of the year and month with all of you and using these wrap-ups as a way to check in and see how I’m doing in accomplishing my goals. It’s a way to see what I’m doing or not doing. Basically, these posts hold me accountable.
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Blog Post I Published in March 2026
My blogging goals for March were to publish 9 blog posts, send a newsletter every Friday, gain more email subscribers, respond to comments, and look into adding ads to the blog. I accomplished two of the five goals I set. I published 9 blog posts and sent a newsletter every Friday. Here are the 9 blog posts I published in March 2026:
- The Primrose Murder Society by Stacy Hackney Review
- February 2026 Goals: The Shortest Month With the Biggest Gains
- Killing Me Softly by Sandie Jones NetGalley Book Review
- 30-Day Decluttering Challenge To Get Your House in Order
- Love By The Book By Jessica George NetGalley Review
- Easy Crockpot Sirloin Tip Roast Recipe
- The Book Witch By Meg Shaffer Book Review
- April Fool’s Day Jokes That Kids Will Love!
- Thinky Thoughts by Gwenna Laithland Book Review
Books I Read in March 2026
My reading goals for March were to read 13 books, have at least 6 of them be from my physical TBR, send 4 reviews to NetGalley, fill out my March book journal, and read a book with a green cover for my monthly reading challenge. I’m so excited to announce that I accomplished all these goals! It was a great month for reading. Here are the books I read, along with my rating:
- Grimoire Girl by Hilarie Burton Morgan– 4.25 Stars
- This Book Made Me Think of You by Libby Page– 4.25 Stars
- The Book Witch by Meg Shaffer– 5 stars (Review Here!)
- Tiny Beautiful Things by Cheryl Strayed– 3 Stars
- Good Energy by Casey Means– 3 Stars
- Thinky Thoughts by Gwenna Laithland – 4.25 Stars ( Review here)
- Conform by Ariel Sullivan– 4.25 Stars
- We Are the Brennans by Tracey Lange– 4 Stars
- Pomona Afton Can Totally Catch a Killer by Bellamy Rose– 3.5 Stars (Review Coming Soon)
- Served Him Right by Lisa Unger– 4 Stars
- A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J Maas– 4.25 Stars
- First Witches Club by Maisey Yates– 4.5 Stars
- Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery– 3.75 Stars
- Mad Mabel by Sally Hepworth– 4.25 Stars (Review Coming Soon)
- The Female Persuasion by Meg Wolitzer– 3 Stars
My top book of March 2026 was The Book Witch by Meg Shaffer. This book is like a love letter for all the book lovers in the world, and such a great read.
Other March Goals
My other March goals were to have a family fun day, declutter and organize my laundry room, finish my knitting project, start my crocheting project, and journal at least five times. I accomplished one of these goals. I decluttered and organized my laundry room. It is so nice to have this area cleaned because it is the room we enter first when we get into our house. So, it’s really nice to have the first thing I see when I get home all cleaned and organized.
Goals for April
My blogging goals for April are to publish 9 blog posts, send a newsletter every Friday, gain more email subscribers, and look into getting ads for the blog.
My reading goals for April are to read 14 books, at least 6 of which are physical books, send 4 book reviews to NetGalley, fill out my April book journal, and read a classic book for my monthly reading challenge. If you have a reccomendation for a classic book that I should read, let me know in the comments.
If you want to know more about my monthly reading challenge, check out the post: 2026 Monthly Reading Challenge (+FREE Printables).
My other random goals for March are to have a family fun day, declutter and organize my dining room, finish my knitting project, start my crocheting project, and journal 5 times this month.
Final Thoughts
Well, I hope you enjoyed my March 2026 wrap-up, and I hope it inspires you to create some monthly goals. If you have any goals this April, let me know in the comments below. Then we can check in at the end of the month to see how we both did with our goals. I love hearing from all of you.
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Thanks for reading,
Kel
